1. The fourth character is an idiom for rain
Bashan Night Rain refers to the lonely scene of being in a different place and encountering the lingering rain at night.
Stormy, sudden: rapid, sudden. The wind and rain were fierce and fast. It is a metaphor for the momentum, rapid and violent development.
Farewell to the Wind and Huaiyu This is a misspelling of "Liefengyinyu" because the words "bie" and "lie", and "huai" and "yin" are very similar. Later, it was said that due to typos in books, it was incorrectly passed down as "farewell".
Moving the clouds and making the rain is a metaphor for teasing between men and women.
Meal in the wind and rain in the rain Meal: eat; Mu: wash. Use the wind To satisfy one's hunger and wash one's hair with rainwater.
Chu Meng Yun Yu Chu Wang Meng, Yun Yu Qing is a metaphor for men and women's intimacy. > If the foundation is moist and the foundation stone of the rain pillar is moist, it is a sign that it is going to rain. It is a metaphor that you can know the direction of its development if you see some signs.
Spring breeze turns into rain, which means it is suitable for transformation and nourishment. The wind and rain in the growth of plants are a metaphor for good nurturing and education.
The spring breeze and summer rain are gentle and nourishing, which is often a metaphor for giving timely teaching and help to people. p> Dongfenghuayu refers to the wind and rain that are suitable for the growth of vegetation.
The night rain in the bed refers to the reunion of relatives and friends after a long absence.
The word "turning the clouds and the rain" describes a person who is capricious or accustomed to resorting to tricks.
The wind and rain are constantly blowing. It also refers to the turbulence of the times and the spread of rumors.
Seedlings that are about to wither will receive good rain. It is a metaphor for receiving help in times of crisis.
Gentle wind and light rain refer to the gentle wind and gentle rain in spring.
Calling wind and rain used to refer to the magical power of immortals and Taoists. It can also be used to describe the rampant reactionary forces.
Use to sprinkle or pour. Wiping sweat with hands, it is like rain.
Sweating like rain: sprinkling, splashing.
It is hot and rainy. : Both are names of stars. In ancient times, it was believed that there was more wind when the moon passed by the Ji star and more rain when it passed by the Bi star. It was originally a metaphor for the different likes and dislikes of the people.
Storms and rains are heavy. Fast and fierce; storm: sudden and violent. It is a metaphor for a rapid and fierce struggle. 2. The fourth character is the idiom of rain.
Storm, sudden: rapid and sudden. Fierce and rapid wind and rain. It is a metaphor for the rapid and violent development.
Transformation: Metamorphosis and nourishment. It is a metaphor for good edification and education. p>
Change the clouds and rain: describe people who are capricious or habitual.
Gentle breeze and drizzle: refer to the gentle wind and light rain in spring.
p>Call the wind and rain: It used to refer to the magical power of immortals and Taoists. It can also be used to describe the rampant reactionary forces.
Swish: sprinkle, pour. Sweating a lot.
Severe storm: rapid: fast and violent; violent: sudden and violent. Describes the storm coming fiercely. A metaphor for a swift and fierce struggle.
Severe storm: refers to strong wind and heavy rain. It also refers to a fierce momentum or a dangerous situation.
The city is full of wind and rain: It is windy and raining everywhere in the city. It originally described the rain scene before the Double Ninth Festival. Later, it was used as a metaphor for a certain event to spread widely and be discussed everywhere.
niumao drizzle: refers to fine and dense drizzle.
Qifeng and bitter rain: Qifeng: cold wind; bitter rain: rain that has been falling for a long time and caused disaster. Describe bad weather. Later it was used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.
Cry like rain: Weep: cry in a low voice; Mu: runny nose. Tears are like rain. Describes extreme sadness.
A hail of bullets: The barrels of guns are like woods, and the bullets are like rain. Describe the fierce fighting.
Downpour: The rain was so heavy that it poured down like water in a basin.
Describing the rain as being heavy and urgent
Slanting wind and drizzle: Slanting wind: a small wind blowing from the side; drizzle: light rain. Describe a small storm.
Weathered: refers to experienced many hardships and hardships. Same as "seasoned".
To move the clouds and tease the rain: a metaphor for teasing between men and women.
Bashan Night Rain: Refers to the lonely scene of being in a different place and encountering the lingering night rain.
Farewell to the wind and Huaiyu: This is a misspelling of "Liefengyinyu" because the characters for "bie" and "lie", and "huai" and "yin" are very similar. Later, it was said that due to typos in books, it was mistakenly called "Farewell to the Wind and Huaiyu".
Storm: refers to a sudden and violent wind and rain.
Wind and rain from all directions: Wind and rain gather from all directions. It is a metaphor for sudden changes in the situation and turmoil.
Chu Yun Xiang Yu: A metaphor for the secret love between men and women.
Weeping and raining: If the foundation stone of a pillar is wet with weeping, it is a sign that it is going to rain. Metaphorically, if you see some signs, you can know the direction of its development.
Chu Meng Yun Yu: The dream of the King of Chu, the love of clouds and rain. Later, it is a metaphor for the intimacy between men and women.
Braving the wind and rain: refers to the suffering of not being sheltered from the wind and rain.
Riding the wind and riding the rain: It is still said to ride on the wind and ride the rain.
Dining wind and sleeping rain: Describes the hardships of journey or outdoor life.
Spring breeze and summer rain: The spring breeze is warm and the summer rain is moist, enough to nourish all things. It is often used as a metaphor to teach and help people in a timely manner.
When the foundation is wet and it rains: If the foundation stone of the pillar is wet, it is a sign that it is going to rain. Metaphorically, if you see some signs, you can know the direction of its development.
Meal in the wind and rain in the rain: Meal: to eat; Mu: to wash. He quenches his hunger with wind and washes his hair with rainwater. Describe the hardships of travel or wild life. 3. Idioms with the fourth character for rain
Spring breeze turns into rain,
Gentle breeze and drizzle,
Call for wind and rain,
Fine drizzle,
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Strong wind and rain,
Torrential rain,
Sloping wind and drizzle,
Windy rain,
Loud thunder , the raindrops are light,
plowing the clouds to sow rain,
the city is full of wind and rain,
the rain of bullets,
weeping like rain,
Farewell to the wind and rain,
Night rain in Bashan,
Not shielded from the wind and rain,
Apricot blossom spring rain,
Chu Yun Xiangyu,
Ji Feng Bi Yu,
Blind wind and astringent rain,
Causing wind and rain,
Drifting wind and torrential rain,
The wind and rain are falling,
The withered seedlings are looking at the rain,
Farewell is like rain,
The clouds are stirring and it is raining,
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Move the clouds and attract the rain,
Join the wind and rain,
Push the wind and bring rain,
Conquer the wind and summon the rain 4. The third word is wind, The fourth character is an idiom for rain
Not sheltered from wind and rain: covered. It cannot protect you from wind and rain. Describes a dilapidated house.
Storms gather in all directions. It is a metaphor for sudden changes in the situation and turmoil.
Weathered means experienced many hardships and hardships. Same as "seasoned".
Love in bed refers to the reunion of relatives, friends or brothers after a long absence, and they talk cordially together. Same as "It rains on the bed at night".
The city was full of wind and rain. It was windy and rainy everywhere in the city. It originally described the rain scene before the Double Ninth Festival. Later, it was used as a metaphor for a certain event to spread widely and be discussed everywhere.
Coupling means friends or brothers get together and talk heart-to-heart.
I comb my hair in the wind and rain, and wash my hair in the rain. Describe the hard work. Same as "Chinese wind and rain".
5. What are the four-character words that describe rain?
Heavy rain: violent storm, violent storm, pouring rain, rain curtain hanging, torrential rain, thunderstorm: lightning, thunder, thunder, rolling thunder, roar, thunder and lightning, thunderstorm, light rain: drizzle The spring rain is continuous, the wind is drizzle, the wind is drizzle. Words that describe the rain in spring: the spring rain is continuous, the drizzle is misty, the drizzle is drizzle, the rain is mildew, the sky is filled with spring breeze, the wind is drizzle, the drought seedlings are raining, the spring rain is oily, the spring rain is like oil. The words that describe the rain in summer: downpour. Torrential rain, violent storm, torrential rain, torrential rain, torrential rain, falling rain, wind and rain. Words describing autumn rain: autumn rain, cool breeze, drizzle, dry wind, wet rain, autumn rain, flying sycamores, drizzle, wind rain, depression, wind, cool rain, autumn rain, Xiaoxiao, an autumn rain. Words used to describe winter rain when the field is cold: Winter rain is like ice, miserable wind, bitter rain, cold wind, freezing rain, strong wind, arrow rain, winter rain, biting snow, rain like needles, thunder is loud, and raindrops are small. 6. The first character is door, and the fourth character is the idiom starting with rain
The door does not stop Bin Bin: guest. No guests stay outside the door. Describes being diligent in hospitality.
Well-matched. In the old days, it meant that the social status and economic situation of both men and women were equal, so it was very suitable for them to get married.
Door-to-door preaching: Publicity and explanation in every household.
The view of the door: the faction; the view: the prejudice. Stereotypes arising from sectarian differences.
Strictly guarded means that *** the security at the entrance of the agency is extremely tight.
There are only so many sparrows around. You can set up a net in front of the gate to catch sparrows. It was described as very cold, with few guests.
The hope of the family refers to the parents’ desire for their children.
Menqiang Taoli Menqiang: refers to the teacher’s door; Taoli: a metaphor for underachievers or students. Call other students students.
Disciple and old official: Former official. Refers to students and old subordinates.
There are many people in front of the door and in the yard, just like a market. The original description is that there are many people who come to remonstrate. Nowadays, there are many people here and it is very lively.
Layman refers to a layman.
There are no strangers at home. There are no strangers at home. Describes being cautious in making friends.
The door is never closed at night, describing social tranquility and good morals.
The door is never closed at night, describing social tranquility and good morals. Same as "the door never closes at night".
A small family means that the family is in decline and the population is not prosperous.
The whole family has died.
Sectarian disputes are disputes between sects.
Doorsteps and mats are the places inside and outside the door. Describe everywhere, anywhere. 7. Four-character idioms that bring rain
To turn over the rain and turn over the clouds, to prepare for a rainy day, to turn over the rain and turn over the clouds, to prepare for a rainy day, to turn over the rain and turn over the clouds, to call for wind and rain
1. to turn over the rain and turn over the clouds [ fù yǔ fān yún ]
Vernacular translation: describes a person who is capricious or habitual of playing tricks.
Source: "Poverty Communication": "Turn your hands to make clouds and rain, there is no need to count them all."
Dynasty: Tang
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Translation: Capricious or accustomed to playing tricks, there is no need to count them all.
2. Prepare for a rainy day [ wèi yǔ chóu móu ]
Vernacular translation: Before it rains, repair the doors and windows of the house. It is later used as a metaphor to prepare in advance.
Source: "Motto of Family Management": "It is better to prepare before it rains; before you are thirsty, dig a well."
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Zhu Bailu
Translation: You should repair the doors and windows of your house before it rains, and dig a well when you are not thirsty.
3. After the rain, the sky will be clear [yǔ guò tiān qíng]
Vernacular translation: It is also said that after the rain, the sky will be clear. After the rain it becomes sunny. It means that the bad situation has passed and a good and peaceful situation has emerged.
Source: "Wenhai Pisha Ji": "The emperor said: 'After the rain, the sky and blue clouds break the virginity, this color is the future.
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Dynasty: Ming
Author: Xie Zhaochuan
Translation: Imperial Criticism said: When the rain turns sunny, this color is the future.
4. Rain or shine [fēng yǔ wú zǔ]
Vernacular translation: Not hindered by wind or rain. It means that things scheduled in advance will be carried out as scheduled.
Source: "Eternal Words to Awaken the World·Huang Xiucai's Jade Horse Pendant": "Huang Xiucai took a short boat trip from the land, rain or shine, so he rushed. ”
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Feng Menglong
Translation: Huang Xiucai took a short boat from the land, and the wind and rain did not hinder him, so he caught up.
5. Call for wind and rain [ hū fēng huàn yǔ ]
Vernacular translation: to make wind and rain originally refer to the magical power of Taoist priests. Now it is a metaphor for controlling nature or controlling a certain situation. Provocative activities.
Source: "Traveling on the River": "The birds in the stream are painted with joy; they can't control the wind and rain. "
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Kong Zhan
Translation: The painting of Xitou birds is happy; making it impossible to experience the wind and rain."
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